Sunflower

Kansas, 1892. On the wide, wind-swept prairie, where cultures collide and survival depends on both strength and faith, one woman refuses to believe that healing has limits. Sunshine Sunflower-plus-size, Native, and unwavering in her devotion to God-returns to the Wyandot Mission after training at the Haskell Institute with a calling that sets her apart. With her Bible in one hand and healing remedies in the other, she ministers to the sick, the forgotten, and the broken-believing with her whole heart that Jesus is still the Great Physician.
But faith alone cannot meet every need. When whispers spread of a wandering frontier doctor-brilliant, reclusive, and terribly scarred-Sunshine dares to pray a bold prayer: Send him here, Lord. Dr. James Whitfield has spent years running from his past. Marked by fire during the war and abandoned by the life he once knew, he hides behind his skill, healing strangers while refusing to believe that anything-or anyone-could ever see him as whole again.
Until he meets her. Drawn together by divine purpose, Sunshine and James begin building something impossible-a mission clinic on sacred tribal land, where prayer and medicine walk hand in hand. But as prejudice rises, tensions mount, and lives hang in the balance, they must confront more than sickness. They must face fear, rejection, and the wounds buried deep within their own hearts. Can faith rebuild what fire destroyed?Can love see beyond what the world calls broken?And can two wounded souls become the very miracle they've been praying for?Filled with rich historical detail, heartfelt humor, powerful Scripture, and deeply emotional storytelling, Sunflower Sunflower: The Great Healer of the Plains is a sweeping Christian historical romance about healing, identity, redemption, and the beauty of God's grace in the most unlikely places.
Perfect for readers who love: Christian historical romance Faith-filled frontier stories Strong, plus-size heroines Diverse and interracial characters Redemption, healing, and second chances Deep emotional connection with uplifting hope Includes: Book Club Discussion Questions Faith-Based Reflection Content  On the prairie, where the wind carries both sorrow and song, two lives collide-and God writes a story no one saw coming.